A referendum on a new primaries system could end its polarised politics.
Mind you, we're not sure yet whether it's perfectly O.K. for campaigns to solicit and finance new primaries.
New primaries and secondaries, together with those defined by Whitehall as "failing or coasting", are to be brought under regional tsars.
In addition to helping establish a Jewish secondary school, he has been central in setting up a dozen new primaries in the London suburbs.
Victories in new primaries in those states are among the only realistic ways for Mrs. Clinton to erase Mr. Obama's advantage in the total popular vote.
The party could decide to hold new primaries in both states, or a primary in one and a caucus in another.
Alternatively, she said, Florida and Michigan should hold new primaries, probably in early June after the scheduled primaries are completed, and perhaps by mail-in ballot.
If the money spent on setting up those 50 schools had been spent on new primaries instead, you'd barely make a dent in the shortage of places.
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Mr Gelber has proposed a mail-in vote.Tempers are flaring over both the fairness of holding new primaries, as well as the question of who would pay for them.
The options to pay for new primaries are a) the DNC, b) the state parties, c) the campaigns (which are both touting their record hauls in February) or d) a combination of the above.
